If you are building & have developed your brand identity, please share a full-color pic of your logo. I am interested to see any design trends in new brands. (Taking advantage of extra reach from newscaster bot for some crowdsourcing assistance in hopes of enough responses to see any trends.)

I am picking up bridge. Assuming that’s intentional given the product? I don’t see as much pastel on the site currently. Is that to come? Just curious about intended color use no judgement.

Still developing the full brand but here's where we're at with our logo for meso.network https://i.imgur.com/Imr8m6h.png

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Thanks for sharing explanation too! I can see it. Color palette on the blog also looks has a modern approach to the 70s vibe.

UFO is partly inspired by 1970s space exploration https://i.imgur.com/U7zlavu.jpg

Revolutionizing the way we tell, share, and discover stories. US Army Veteran. Husband and Dad. Regen $Degen. MT by way of marriage| nf.td/dbkw 

Finding first version for the vision of a brand is a huge milestone!

Developed in canva so we haven’t had it professionally developed…but it matches with what my vision was https://i.imgur.com/XhjxsjW.jpg

Web3 fashion-tech consultant & ex-sr designer @ FILA // copperglobal.io.

Founder/artist @ slowcrypto.com.

Having fun @ /slow-co-lab

Only have this to hand but here you go. Top box = name logo used most commonly. Lower circle is a secondary element. (This is part of a digital fabric project, hence the title in there too). https://i.imgur.com/ILEfsTe.jpg

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Nice. Are you sticking with Black and White for your color palette or do you use b/w to open up lots of graphics or color options in your brand materials?

I had a young comic book artist make my first prototype https://i.imgur.com/ugYCMdB.jpg